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Depends on his Rat-Nav.
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Oh no! How will you power your laptop now?
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Ask Chris for a new one... I have heard they are very nice and peaceful.
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Quote: I have heard they are very nice and peaceful
Yes! As long as you stick to the forum posting rules!
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You know... never feed them after midnight
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Had he been hitting the bottle beforehand?
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... I threw a boomerang three years ago ... and it hasn't come back yet ...
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Same problem this[^] guy has!
I'm not sure how many cookies it makes to be happy, but so far it's not 27.
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I'd be really worried if it returns after three years!
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Was just a stick.
If you can keep your head while those about you are losing theirs, perhaps you don't understand the situation.
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... it would be rude to interrupt her.
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I am using a low code environment (Mendix) and I have to add a constant to my application. However, the symbol for constant is the pi symbol. I suppose pi is constant if you could ever wrestle it down.
Seems like an odd choice of an icon for a constant.
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Among all mathematical constants, Pi is certainly the most well known. I'm not surprised they chose it to represent a constant. What would you have chosen yourself?
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phil.o wrote: Pi is certainly the most well known How well do you know pi?
phil.o wrote: What would you have chosen yourself? A monkey.
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ZurdoDev wrote: How well do you know pi? I can tell its first seven decimals without looking it up. But that is irrelevant, anyway. I'm not saying that everyone know a lot of decimals of pi, but that the existence of pi is known all around the world, for several centuries.
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phil.o wrote: pi is known all around the world, for several centuries. Not sure how that is relevant to this topic, but whatever.
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Sometimes you regret that you didn't waste your money. For me, one of those is when I saw a T-shirt offered that had a huge pi symbol at the front, and the 2000 first digits of pi covering the back. Why didn't I buy it? I should have!
I could of course have had made a T-shirt like that. But it would be stealing somebody else's design. I don't want to do that. I wouldn't like anyone to steal my unique T-shirt designs.
(At the moment, I am wearing at T-shirt telling 'I say "sibboleth"'. Most people need an explanation, but when they get it, they return a confirming nod.)
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The ratio of the diameter of someone's belly and its circumference?
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This implies bellies are perfect circles. This takes a lot of hamburgers/fries/soda to get to that point.
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But then the icon could be a circle with a dot in the middle and then we would now be guessing how this symbolizes a constant.
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His last invention was an evil Lasagna. It didn't kill anyone, and it actually tasted pretty good.
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When IBM introduced their 360 series, they used as a logo a circle with a vertical, down pointing radius (like that often used to mark an on/off button).
When the 370 series was introduced, they chose as a logo ... a larger circle!
I think this was created as an internal joke; I have never seen it in any official marketng material. One of my former-IBM-employees coworkers had it in several IBM internal memos. The logo had both the classical 360 circle and a larger one surrounding it, touching at the bottom where the radius touched. It really was a great idea, that should have made it to the public marketing material!
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Pizzas are fairly round. So what is the volume of pizza with radius z and thikckness a?
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Pi*z*z*a - very clever !
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Which leads to R, the universal gas constant.
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Why? Unless your computer has unlimited memory, the set of the values it can store exactly will always be a tiny subset of the infinite set of values it can only approximate. Not to talk of the infinite set of values it can't store at all.
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